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What is another word for suppler?

Pronunciation: [sˈʌplə] (IPA)

The word 'suppler' refers to something that is more limber or flexible. Some synonyms for this word could include words such as bendable, pliant, or malleable. Other options could also include adaptable, resilient, or elastic. All of these words could be used to describe something that is capable of bending or being shaped without breaking or losing its shape. Whether you are looking to describe a material that can be easily shaped into new forms or a person that is able to adapt to different situations, these synonyms for 'suppler' can help you accurately convey your intended meaning.
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What are the hypernyms for Suppler?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the opposite words for suppler?

"Suppler" is a word used to describe something that is flexible or soft. However, if we look for antonyms for this word, we can find several words that describe the opposite characteristics of suppleness. Some of the common antonyms for "suppler" are rigid, inflexible, tough, hard, and unbending. These words indicate that something or someone is not easy to bend or bendable, they are resistant to pressure, or they lack the ability to adapt to change. For example, a piece of metal is rigid and inflexible, making it difficult to bend. In contrast, a piece of cloth is suppler and more flexible, making it easy to bend or fold.

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Usage examples for Suppler

Her fingers were suppler than her mother's, and she scarcely spoke except to answer the latter's querulous questions.
"The Burial of the Guns"
Thomas Nelson Page
A keyhole's a most amazin' convenient thing by whiles, an' I was suppler in gettin' up aff my hunkers then than at the present time."
"The Lilac Sunbonnet"
S.R. Crockett
Although Don Quixote is a marvel of skill and a very wonderful work, in which Strauss has developed a suppler and richer style, it marks, to my mind, a progress in his technique and a backward step in his mind, for he seems to have adopted the decadent conceptions of an art suited to playthings and trinkets to please a frivolous and affected society.
"Musicians of To-Day"
Romain Rolland Commentator: Claude Landi

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